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AGM is the way to go if you can afford them. I had gotten Auto Zone batt. (their largest and best) and they didnt even last a year. One keept going down before the other and Auto Zone wouldnt warranty them (tried three times). Got Cabelas (researched on the internet) AGM and what a difference these make for on the water time. The wet cells couldnt go 8 hours w/o getting really weak at the end of the day. The new AGM show 80% left at the end of the day and no diff. in power. Just replaced the starter batter with an Optima-will see which one last the longest. Just my 2 cents.

[bsscat1]

thanks for the reply. I will take it apart and dry it out, then seal it up. again, Thanks, RickD

[bsscat1]

If the clear is white-sh and dull, it will polish back but if the clear is gone-dont buff. If it has flakes in it you will damage them and they will become silver if you sand on them. Best way is to spray on clear gel coat (can get it from Bass Cat) or if it is small enough area, you can roll it with a quality foam roller (wont be as good) but you can then wet sand that down and then buff. I scratched my 94 Eyra and sprayed the gel coat (has to be thinned for best results) and it does take a lot of work to make it right.{had to put back in three colors}..I was a bodyman-painter for 20 years so I had all the tools.

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Is this boat still for sale?

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